This agreement provides funding under the inflation reduction act (IRA)

The agreement provides funding to missoula county. Specifically, the recipient will create a one stop shop resource that will invest in efficient, all-electric housing with heat absorbent landscaping to mitigate adverse health impacts. Specifically, the one stop shop will assist residents in (1) navigating tax credits and rebates, (2) connecting with qualified contractors, and (3) accessing low-interest financing. This initiative will also provide up to $30,000 per household to fund no-cost retrofits for approximately thirteen low-income flagship projects.activities:the activities include that the recipient will create a one stop shop resource that will invest in efficient, all-electric housing with heat absorbent landscaping to mitigate adverse health impacts. Specifically, the one stop shop will assist residents in (1) navigating tax credits and rebates, (2) connecting with qualified contractors, and (3) accessing low-interest financing. This initiative will also provide up to $30,000 per household to fund no-cost retrofits for approximately thirteen low-income flagship projects.subrecipient:- sub-award to climate smart missoula for program design, deployment of supplemental resources o $55,000 per year for program support o $390,000 total to deploy to low-income projects as a supplemental GAP subsidy, up to $30,000 per home with at least 13 homes served total for three years = $555,000 - sub-award to neighborworks montana for program design and referrals to 1-stop shop $5,000 per year total for three years = $15,000 outcomes:the anticipated deliverables include setting up resource hub for residents, thirteen $30,000 subgrants for retrofits. The expected outcomes include reaching over 800 missoula residents within years 1-3, develop a lessons learned document for wider dissemination. The intended beneficiaries include: low-income, indigenous, and rural community members of the county of missoula